Sentence examples for for losing track from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Messier can be forgiven for losing track.

Shared some of the blame for losing track of Terry on England's first goal.

US lawmakers trying to block Barack Obama from closing the detention center recently scolded his administration for losing track of Dhiab.

Arne Friedrich and Jalil Anibaba probably both share the blame for losing track of the Dynamo attackers resulting in a 1-0 lead for Houston.

The protests and upheavals that began in December have moved through the Middle East and North Africa at such a clip that one can be forgiven for losing track of where each one stands.

You can't really blame some people for losing track of their pensions, when the companies behind them have been bought, sold and skimmed so many times by corporate financiers.

For instance, the simple act of losing track of time could cost you everybody's good time, beginning from the moment you decide to mail out invitations.

We've seen leaders in brownout spread the malaise by, for example, subconsciously protecting their own turf, shutting down brave new ideas for growth, losing track of talented staff (especially "B" players), and by being a role model that the next generation grudgingly respects, but finds deeply unappealing.

Morgan Tsvangirai may be forgiven for occasionally losing track, so crammed has his schedule been on his first official tour abroad as Zimbabwe's prime minister.

Mayor Richard M. Daley (that's Daley fils, for those losing track of American political dynasties) has pledged to make the city the greenest in the country, in both the political and the botanical sense.

I heard numerous such anecdotes from pharmacists throughout the state after reporting Tuesday that CVS could face as much as $29 million in fines for allegedly losing track of prescription painkillers at stores in Modesto, Fairfield, Dixon and Turlock.